JFileManager

JFileManager is a free file download manager that you can find at downquick.com. The program is categorized as a potentially unwanted program (PUP) because it is installed on the computer by deception. The website downquick.com promotes a program called Downquick, which is said to be a useful tool for organizing downloads. The program is claimed to be capable of accelerating download speed. Moreover, the user can create a download list and choose the order of those downloads. In case the Internet connection drops, the program starts running automatically as soon as the connection is back online. Another appealing feature of the Downquick program is that it enables the user to pause and resume all of the downloads. The program starts running automatically every time the user logs on to the computer.

The JFileManager creates its files in the Program Files directory. The major file is named JFileManager.exe. The other files include update.xml, uninstall.exe, ClipdoardURLCatcher.jar, ComponentFactory.Krypton.Toolkit.dll, and some other.

The program has a very simple interface; it contains only a few buttons and tabs. It is important to note that the download manager does not show any advertisements on the interface, which is typical of some download managers.

However, the setup file available on the official website is flagged as insecure by over 30 security programs, which implies that the program should not be trusted. Moreover, it is important to note that the program may be bundled with unreliable software programs, which means that you should be very careful when installing any program because you may be asked to confirm the installation of some additional programs.

It is highly advisable to keep the operating system protected against malware and spyware because there are hundreds of threats that gets access to the system without the user’s interference. If you do not want to keep JFileManager on the computer, do not wait but remove it.

Below you will find our step-by-step instructions on how to uninstall JFileManager, but, if you want to save your time and shield the system against various threats, you should implement a powerful anti-virus program. Our advice is to use SpyHunter. This real-time security program eliminates malicious threats, such as Trojan horses, rogue anti-virus programs, browser hijackers, ransomware infections, rootkits, adware programs, and many other threats.

How to remove JFileManager

Windows Vista and Windows 7

1. Click Start.
2. Select Control Panel.
3. Click Add or Remove Programs.
4. Uninstall the unwanted program.

Windows XP

1. Click Start.
2. Select Control Panel.
3. Click the Add or Remove Programs option.
4. Remove JFileManager.

Windows 8

1. Move the mouse pointer to the right edge of the screen.
2. Click Settings.
3. Select Control Panel.
4. Click Uninstall a program and remove JFileManager.

Having removed JFileManager from the computer, you should make sure that all the files of the unwanted program are deleted. To do so, use the scanner available below.